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On “Chest Binding and the Role of the Physical Therapist: A Commitment to Care.” Marengo J, Sutkowi-Hemstreet A, Condran C, Goodman N, Offstein K, Nippins M. Phys Ther. 2025;105(12):pzaf132. https://doi.org/10.1093/ptj/pzaf132

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Kai Schweizer, BA, MSexol *
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Brett Buist, BSc, MClinPhys
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Ben Kramer, BSc, MClinExPhys
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Claire Munsie, MSc, BERSc, PhD
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Felicity Austin, BSc, ExRehab, MClinExPhys
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Grant Landers, BSc(Hons), PhD
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Kemi Wright, BSc, GradCertTertTeach, MPrelim(Res), PhD
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Benjamin Quick, BSc
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Bonnie Furzer, BA/BSc(Hons), PhD
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We wish to thank Marengo and colleagues1 for their paper on chest binding and physical therapy. We endorse the paper’s central commitment to gender-affirming physical therapy, as well as its call to action for further research on this topic.

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